Category: Funk Rock
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Knebworth 1996 to 2022: 26 years on..
This weekend not only marked the Queen’s inaugural celebration of 70 years on the throne, but it also marked the start of live music this summer and of course, Liam Gallagher’s fateful return to Knebworth after 26 years from their era-defining 1996 performance … all alongside his brother Noel with Oasis. //Now 26 years later […]
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Bad Sounds: “Escaping from a Violent Time, Vol. 1” – Your EP Review
//Once two brothers butting heads, now an outlandish duo at the top of their game.// //Sympathetic Vibrations: Symbiotic by genes and symbiotic by nature, Bad Sounds were once a taste of disparate thoughts siding from two ends of musical perspectives. Now, relapsing from their mistakes, they realised their potential when they came together as two. […]
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Liam Gallagher: “C’MON YOU KNOW” – Your Album Review
R Kid delivers a no-nonsense third album with plenty of anthems ahead of Knebworth reunion. __________ After Gallagher’s follow-up Why Me? Why not in 2019, the result was was often a quiet and relaxing period without the Gallagher brothers causing a stir in the local. Then, when Gallagher appeared on something of a London barge […]
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Cory Wong: “Elevator Music for an Elevated Mood” – Your Album Review
_________ //In anticipation for New Music Friday tomorrow, (it’s Friday already?!) I thought I would go back to one of my hidden favourites that was released in the midst of our global lockdown.\\ __________ Music in Review\\:Considered as a highly established figure for his rhythmic instalments within the Nu-Funk nether region, Cory Wong has always […]
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Arcade Fire: “We” – Album Review
Earning a reputation of tact and ambition, Arcade Fire have been widely hailed as one of the most prolific and recognised indie-rock collectives since appearing out of Montreal’s metropolis. A rousing and experimental approach to music, they bait and tackle a corporate America with an idea of collective unity amongst those who have seemingly lost […]
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